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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-19

Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in tho South are now on sale by
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address J. G.
Iomlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, w. Va. 80
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FOEe . "A LIE.

y 81 -'-.=- - --7'-t'.1t-6-1zI1 -
225 Aero Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek, three
miles from Tradelphia. 80 .g-J'-.-''g n,
= Acres Land with q desirable new roomcd
frame house ut Beech Bottom. y
No. III? and l7Il Market street,
No. As Thirteenth street, Fg4''at. q
NO. Is Virginia street, q n
No. % South Front street. " - rs 5.-
No. % Virginia street.
No. $50 Matn street. II f,.--v
No. 1886 Main street. .. F1
No. 2520 Main street. E3g f7I5
No. 2247 Eon street, 70 .EIig gi.ys, 7,
Lot No. ?, J. ". Zane's addition, fronting co iect
on South Front street and running 10 low water
MA, Many other desirable pieces Of property; all
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector and Notary Public
tel0 1850 iI7l' Office, No. l(l2 Market Street
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FREE LAND WARRANT

~ sealed enmlop. Upon It's receipt you viii open
the envelope, sign your namo IN full on tho proper
blanks, 80 that a Warranty Deed can be nhde In
your name. and return tho Eare to us. A deed ioE
the piece oil lind called for by the FREQ Land WGr.
rant will be Immediately executed IN your name.
No charge OF any kind will DO made for the Free
Land Wnrant-the property will be absolutely jrtc.
II your application Is received after all the lands
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NHw YonI;

Motto for criminal lawyerg-"It at filst
the Court convict, try, Try again." b.
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Bees may bo aaid to be paradoxicsl in
that they are atingy, yet mot paraimonious
Life. j. h, 49, i.Fss'>sI gaII ~
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1IoHsFoRp,s ACID PHOSPHATE.
Tho Best Hestorcr.

DR.. 7. O. Smith, Charlotte, N. O., says
ut is an invaluable nerve tonic, and The
best rcstorer when the energies flag, and
the spirits droop." rrhssw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-19

with n broader business policy than has charac-
tcrizcd auy other Southern corporation, VIC have
steadily appreciated tho relative rG!Tc Of land and
people. Wo arc holding for our own profit certain
lands to be sold IL the future; the balance Is offer
cd FREE AS AIR 10 oil who apply In time.
little moro than one year ago the st. Andrew 5
Bay Railroad and Land Company acquired control
Of upwards Of 800 900 acres OF The most desirable
lanos IN the Stnto Of Florida situated around nbout
the beautiful Bay OF ST.. Andrews, OIL the south
west Gull coa!t. Before the war tho town known
as st. Andrews Bay was the home OF many wealthy
people, who had sought the shores OF the beautiful
bay, as a location where could DO found in their
highest perfection tho peculiar delights OF Flor
idn home During the TEr the townwGs lombard.
cd by Fedeinl fleet and nearly swept out Of eX.
istencc. Tho Inhabitants fled, abandoning their
shattered homes to the torch aud plllHge OF the
enemy, and not until about ten years ago was
there any attempt mGdo to !ccccupy the town.
This Company began active operations little
more than year ago. Since thnt time there has
been the most remarkable "boonn created for 81.
Andrews Eay that has ever been known In the
Flower State. Last winter more than $500 visitors
from all parts Of the country reached TINT point In
quest OF Florida homes. Business and dwelling
houses have been erected by the hundred. Prop.
CITY occurred q. the beginning OF the "boom" hAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-19
! QUE RIO EMRNNCES.

Those who have done business with us: III ono
day the following list Of applicants secured Orange
Grove tracts ranging In slzs from * TO 40 acres
gve ]Ist Of ali who have received Tree property at
our hands. Each one Of the following List cNn tcs.
tity L he Is 60 !sposcd. 10 the absolute dclllv Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-19
Babies

A new book is entitled "a Perfec
Boarding House." It is q iairy story.
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TkvEo AL taxes have been paid on these lands
lhnE1 up 10 March, 1857, and this Company will
pay them again at that date to December, 1857,
both Oh Its own lands and those disposed OF under
this Great Free Oller. SC -4'
G!IspEATy Wcwlll buy any property disposed
uCfnNEt Of under this Great Free Land
Offer, that Is substantially improved during the
next two years. and pay al the rate Of $40 per acre.
with the cost OF the BUILDING Improvements added.
By that time property Will be worth 500 per acre.
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FOR R-ENT.

No. les Sixteenth skec.,'A rooms, sll 90 month
No. III Seventeenth street, 8 rooms. So month
I No. Gs Virginia street. rooms, SlA % month.
Six Roomed House, North Huron street, $40 % G
month. 7r tt at~ all ~ :, n
No. 106 Fifteenth street. SIS Cd n month.
No. 176 Sixteenth street, 6 rooms, SIC &C month
No. 7i91s Market street. s rooms, SIS co month,
No. 1909 Jacob street, first floor, 50 Goa month.
No. l7l9 Eot street. rooms, Sli 90 month.
No. l72l EoG street, G rooms, Sill 90 month. i
No. 1870 Market street, two Office rooms with nat
urnl gns. :,
No. $40 Main street, 6rooms.
No. IS Tweuty.fourth street, st5 % q MONTH
No. 2lo3 Main street, business house. tsa
Store Room, Seventeenth and Wood streets.
Store Room, No. 2le3 Main street, with natural
gas, $40 10 month. -llr, 80 y
No. 1872 Woods street, rooms, 81 90 month,
/; No. 22cs Water street, rooms, IS % month
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Drowned $4,000 Reward \

Drowned Mt Wheeling wharf on Friday. February
IS, John L. WagneE-was about Ave feet six inches
high and weighed les pounds, had dark hair and
full moustachc, balance Of beard about five weeks
growth; had on pair o, colrsc boots, pants stuffed
IN boots) sack coat cheyiot shirt without collar,
bucAskla gloves.
The above reward will DO paid for tho recovery
OF the body. ANY information should be i'd
PETER WELTY & CO.,
Iel9 Wheeling W, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-19

our methods oil business. No correspondence has
passed between any OF them and this office. except
the necessary forms OF business In applying for
and receiving free property. aud tho nameS arc
pnblisheu without consultation, and merely repre-:
sent the number who received Orange Grove t,ilcts
lfcc ut our hands, IN one ddu,s luaitesa -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-19

Use TEE GATE CITY STONE FIJI.
" TER. ts9' II. 10 ! ~.
have experimental carefully with tho Filter
you sent me and also with tho Separate stone discs
which l got from you. The great danger from
drinking impure water Is The presence Of living
ln!cly unable 10 pass through this Etone, Careful
mlctoscopical examination Of tho Stone after n
has bcea used and then broken, shows that oil
matter Is excluded and goes no further than the
surface. II Is this that makes Your lltey perfect
Prof. JohH Pits, 28i Broadway, New York City,
Ed. American Journal Microscopy. ~ 7I71 :
EWING BROS, Agents for West Virginia.
lel0 --,. 1Isss' aH-.. 1916 Market Street
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-SaYO

A Hamlet in little ham. The melan.
holy Dane want no hog" II.
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Winter Exposure Causes Coughs

Colds, Pleurisy. Rheumatism, Pneumonia, Hcn;al.
fla, scla,lca, Lumbngo, Bsckache and other nil.
admitted TO be tho best remedy known. They
relieve and euro in few hours when no other np.
ptcation is Q! the least benefit. Endorsed by 500
ph5sieians AND Druggists. Beware o. limitations
unoet similarly sounding names such rs "Capsi.
cum, ,CapScin' Or "CapsIclnc.". DIX for Ben.
SONS sony ana tcse no Others. Examine carefully when
,,,o ,,,s sEABuRY & JOHNSON, Prop,ictors,
GCEu0MN - aEat..aa'# 5...l aHst New York
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Rro disposed Of you viii DO 80 notified and tho $50.
YOU send for the House Plans be returned you.
LOCAL COLONY CLUBS, I EEs f snsS's al 81
five Free Land Warrants will DO sent 10 any ad.
dress TO be distributed among friends, oil receipt
Of 81 for tho House PlAus ton for s2 ltcen for So
twenty for 81. aud twenty-five for g.. No moro
than twenty five arc desired from any one person
acting IN agent for Others. Deeds will DO made rs
the Cub Agent directs when no returns the Free
Land Warrants Tl.IEEE
r8-You WILL BE,A TRAITOR 10 your own
interests and TO these dependent Oh you II YOU fail
10 avail yourself OF this great Free Land Offer.
| Secure II for your children. lt z. 5s
Tho st. Andrews Bay Railroad and Land Com.
pnny numbers among its olltccrs anA stockholders
some Of the most responsible and energetic men Of
Florida, Ohio and New York, who are enlisted
hcGrt, hand and pocket.book In this great enter
prise, and we refer 10 two thousand PROSPEROUS
settlers at 81. Andrews. Tho Company Is differed
as follows: s=5s si,gs'f Is
President Geo. Gcrke, who Ia also President OF
the Gcrkc Brewing company, Cincinnati. ,iy
Secretary, Howard Ferris, OF the legal Arm OF
Cowan & Ferris g5,'e 't.5i,''pI
Southern Manager, J. II. Brown, formerly Pos,
OllCe Inspector for Ohio. s.. B Il 2.i,.5g T.
Treasurer, G. Webber. =.15 ~ lfssl 81,
And now VIC await your pleasure, rs III
Address either Our Northern Office at Cincinnati,
or our Eastern 0nlce at New York. where all deeds
are Issued, as follows: - jtislI !.
The st. Andrews Bay R. Z. & Land Co.,
No; S;5 Main St, q No: 90 Park Row.
CINCINNATI, .. NEW YORK, n. Y.
4 Remit BY postal nolc, registered letter, or bank
draft. Do not send stNmfswhen 1t can be avoided,
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Jos. Field. General Delivery.
Abram Mann, TIC Penn street.
VIM. N. Allen, I'll Oak street,
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te1Insw.,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
1A TRAINs-or and alter Jan. 50, lSST-ExrrA-
NATION OF REFERENCE MAGxs aDa!ly. SUNDAY
excepted. MONDAY excepted. -Wheeling time:
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r.
w On and altar NOVEMBER Is, 1856, t,aIns will
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H0R CINCINNATI, LOUIS 0,sS. j,
The iine passenger steamer
LOUIS A. SHIRLEY JOHN BREMEN, Captain,
| 8. Charley Reeves, Clerk. -
VIII lcnyc Tor tho above sATpapAY, February 10,
atSr N. For all Information apply TO -. :
lelS 5s FRANK BOOTH, Agent,
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p1~In sending TAGsgiye Full ADDRESS
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-09
Holiness Association.

The Executive Committee Of the
South Carolina Holiness Association
is now ready to entertain invitations
from Pastors in South Carolina to
hold tho regular Spring meeting Of
the Association at any church under
their charge. In extending an invi-
%tation, please state exact time that
would be most convenient for the
church and congregation. The meet
ing will probably be held some time
during May. BY order Of the Exccu-
tive Committee.
II. M. ANDERSON, Secretary.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-09

No. AIT in fuvOr OF Tom Frnsicr
The following drafts were paid from
Nov. 80, Dudley & Newton
j Graham
Ira Newton
Simeon Gibson
Charles Ci ossland assignee
IT Jennings
MSS w Monroe Adm assigoe
j Strauss
j. Strauss
I'll Hamcr
Dec. 10, Az BriSt0w
Walker, Evans & CogsweIl,
LIZ I1arlell assignee
10 Quinn
D d Mccall assignee
W Mcleod
Pm Chisholm assignee
Ri Tatum & 60
j. X Brccden
Bank Of Marlboro assignee
DJ Frasicr assignee
w j Mcleod #
r Dudley assignee
ID j Frasier assignee
w d Chisholm
CS Mccall assignee
CB Rogers
Simon Strauss assignee
w d Rowe
RI Barfeld
j Nj Jackson assignee
Bank Of Marlboro assignee
T. Dudley assignee
Cool Grassland
j w Holiday assignee
S w Monroe assignee
w Il Thomas
G w Dudlny
W. Mcleod
ivy Boucher
j II David
j j. Jordan
Nov. 80. A u Bristow assignee
MAJ Moore
j D McIMurin
David Polston
N Wcatherly assignee
j II Driggcrs
ii Ii Newton assignee
j L Everett assignee
A Il Bristow assignee
wv MoInurin
Drake & Hughes
Bristow s. Townsend
A. Mathcson
w Il Adams
Walker, Evans & Cogswell
ID McColl assignee
jacob Afford
James L Coyipgton
ID d McColl assignee
D J Fraaier assignee
D G White assignee
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ALL THE FOOLS NOT DEAD YET.
Sensational Suicide.

KNOXVILLE. TEEN. February I.-Dr.
Matt. Alexander committed suicide this
afternoon by taking five grains of nor
phine. He was one Of the leading ply
sicians OF Knoxville, but had recently
been dissipatcd. He left a note saying,
II die with malice toward none. 60 to
hell. Tell my son to 60 to heaven" DR..
Alexander was a member Of the board OF
examining surgeons OF the Pensions De-
partment.
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III II Newton assignee
Simeon Strauss assignee
j i Coke assignee
9 L Easterling assignee
d j Frasier assignee
II g Enstoiling
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Annual Report of the County Treasurer.
Fiscal Year Ending October 3lst, 1886.

: "S Ho"0raoe Circuit Judge Presiding February Tenn 1887:
i ims Undersigned aSg Treasurer for Marlboro county respectfully slpnts dc
rUvno"nng report OF tho Claims paid by him upon Warrants of Ii. cplr3,|
Year ending Oct. 81, 1886: M
PAD from THREE MW Levy for the 1871 Fiscal lear cpdno Ocos A! IES6
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29
Cure for n FelOn.

An exchange gives the following :
That wollcn smoke is cure for fell
OF, is certainly one of the medical dis
coveries of the age. Could We give
the name of the correspondent who
sends us the following. it would he ut
once recognized AS of authority suffici-
ent to guarantee the truthfulness of
any assertion Ia which it might be ap-
pended: If you have ever endured
the agony of feton, you will appre-
ciate the fact that il can be cured by
wollen smoke. Place the wollen rags
under an inverted fower-pot, and put
Goals upon them, or set them on fire
in some other way then hold the felon
over the smoke and it will extract all
the path. This has been done by q
friend of mine within . week. / as
sure you that in my circle we consider
il as great a discovery as that ether
will temporarily deaden pain"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29
Omeial Bonds.

Fish Of Washoe made a good argu
ment in the Senate chamber Yesterday
against the nonsense of official bonds.
tie pointed out the fact that frequent
~ voters said that certain candidates
were not responsible men but that
their bondsmen would he and so they
elected them. If they defaulted, the
bondsmen crawled out of paving and
30 the taxpayers lost through mistak-
EN- notion that when men put their
signatures on bond they must make
ii good if necessary. The bend bust
ness is farce throughout. Take
away the official bonds, and if officials
are defaulters send them to the peni-
Tertiary. Do away with the bonds
and voters will be moro careful in
electing good, responsible men,
carson Appeal.
There is much that is true in the
above; but we do not believe that do
ing away with official bonds would
make voters "be more careful in elect
ing good, responsible men,"
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TAs New Treaty with China i.

Perry Belmont, Chairman of the
House Committee On Foreign Affairs.
states that the new treaty with China
absolutely prohibited the emigration
of Chinese laborers from China to this
country for the period of thirty years.
He said that the new treaty would
permit the most stringent Legislation
to exclude the Chinese from this
country, and the great obstacle to a
rigid restriction act that has always
been urged, would then be removed.
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THE LANDLORDS PRAYER

Lord, keep us rich and free from toll.
For we
Are henored holders Of Thy soil,
Which democrats would now desPoil
With glee.
OH Lord, our fathers got the land
Fer serving those whom Thy right hand
Had chosen to be great and grand
As kings.
Tho ta'en by force, we're not to blame,
Thou know'st, OH Lord, It 10 q shame
To say to us-of titled name,
Such things.
Lord, let as live In wealth's content,
And peace!
Lsrd, We are by thy mercy meant
To rule mankind, and make eur rent
Increase.
The birds that haunt the moors and hills
The nsh that swim IN streams and rills,
The beasts that roam as Mature Wills,
We own;
Fen Lord, the minerals that lie
Beneath the earth's periphery
Belong to usi Thou knowest Why
Alone.
London Democrat.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29
WHITE PINE NEWS
Father SIcGlynn's Land DOctrine.


The land heresy (f it be such) of
DR.. McG!ynn, which is now viClently
agitating Catholic circles net only in
New York but at Rome, are thus set
forth by himself in letter to the
Archbishop of New York my doc
frine about land has been made clear
in speeches, in reported interviews
and in published articles, and | repeat
1t here. have taught and shall con-
tinued to teach in speeches and in
writing as long as live that the
land is rightfully the property of
the people in common, and that
private ownership in land is against
natural justice, no matter by what
civil or ecclesiastical laws it may be
sanctioned; and would bring about
instantly, if I could, such change of
laws, all the world over, as would
confiscate property in land without
one penny Of compensation to the
miscalled owners
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29
selling whisky 10 Indians.

Senator Thoma, of Eureka. has in
troduced bill to prohibit the sale of
LIQUOR to Indians, containing the fol
lowing provisions Any person who
shall. after the passage of this Act,
sell, barter. give, or in any manner
dispose of any spirituous or malt llq-
uor. wine or cider, of any description,
TO any Indian within this State, upon
due conviction thereof, be punished
by fine not exceeding one thousand
dollars, or by imprisonment not sx-
ceeding two years, or by both such
fine aud imprisonment, rs the Court
shall adiudge, and if the imprison-
ment shall be for period exceeding
six months. the same shall be in the
State Prison.
All fiues imposed aud collected un-
der the provisions of the Act. after the
payment of costs, shall be paid into
the School Fund, and the Court before
whom the conviction is had is hereby
authorized and empowered to tax AZ
part of the costs the sum of one hun
dred dollars against the defendant,
which last named sum shall gu to The
informer; and in the event of the fall
ure or refusal of the defendant to pay.
or caused to he paid, the same shall
remain as judgement against the d. :
PENDANT until his or her full term of
Imprisonment shall have expired ;
provided, that in no case shall the in
former have any claim or demand
against the county or State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29
The Idaho Test Oath.

The test oath required of every Off
cial in Idaho brings to the front an
amusing phase of politics. as ilustrat-
ed by the following extract from the
Wood River Times: "Some of the
county officials-clect filed their bonds
to-day and will qualify tomorrow
1t is stated that when Mrs. Butler
came TO the Court House to qualify IS
School superintendent. she asked for
a copy of the oath. CHANGING over II
cursorily, she was about to sign it.
when her eye rested upon the phrase,
"that ! do not cehaEit with any wom-
an not my lawful wife," She there
upon blushed, coughed slightly, and
asked if there was not another form of
oath. She will qualify tomorrow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29

Reno Journal: Hay costs put in the
cars in bales at Reno, say $40 per ton.
Hay, Of the same quality, will bring
in Sacramento $23 FER ton. The rail-
road company wants $l3 per ton
freight on hay from here to Sacramen-
to--but then, what business has a
Washoe farmer with railroad matters 2
Seiah!
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29
Born.

O'NEIL-In Ward. January %, 1887 10 the
wife Of T. F. 0'Neil, son.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29

In rely to resolution of Congress,
Secretary Manning submits the follow
ing report:
have the honor to state that the
amount due from the several Pacific
rsilroad companies for interest paid
on subsidy bonds was $7O,S54, 1926 of
which there has been repaid by the
companies $2t,552,144 leaving due
$49,3O2,181. There will be due ON
the same account at the maturity of
the subsidy bonds Sept. IL, 1897, the
further sum of $43,406,921 making a
total of 500, ZOO ,103 due and to be-
come due on account of interest.
There is also to become due on &C.
coun. ofprincipal $64, 6e3,5l2, making
an aggregate indebtedness due and to
become due of $l57.332,615.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29

The steam laundry at Carson has
suspended operation, there being no
ssoney IN the treasury to pay off en-
ployes. The foreman said to re port
ar Tuesday: 1--WE are troubled about
making collections. Some of the loud
est howlsrs for white laundry are
hardest to collect FROM"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29

. The Protestant farmers of Ulster,
Ireland, complain that the rent reduc-
tons do not average 10 per cent,
whereas in Munster and Connaught
they average at least 80 per cent.
They begin to realize that kicking up
Row pays better than loyalty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29

The military reservation at Fort
Hallock, Nevada. containing 10000
acres, and at Fort McDermitt. con-
tanning 6,400 acres, have officially
been declared abandoned. Cleveland
does not intend to leave anything be-
longing to the Government in Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29
Passed the House.

The Interstate Commerce bill pas
sed the lower House of Congress on
the 21st, by vote of 219 to Al, and
has no doubt, ere this, received the
Presidents signature and become the
law of the land. 1t 10 the most i'm
portant measure of national Legisla-
ti"n to the people of the United
States that has been enacted for wears.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29

&c. Davis, indicted for murder in
the second de- gree by the Grand Jury
of Douglas county for killing John
Mayes on December LIST, was tried In
the District Court ut Genoa, and found
guilty as charged. The jury was out
three hours.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-29

One sack of gold ore taken from
the Montana mine in Marshall basIn'
Cal, sold for $4,000.